www.oradesibiu.ro/2026/10/21/ce-faci-cu-banii-ca-s

In the past year, gold has yielded the highest returns, but government bonds and euros remain viable options for protecting savings against inflation. The depreciation of the leu against the euro and rising prices have prompted Romanians to seek ways to safeguard their finances. The leu depreciated by 4.95% against the euro, while gold appreciated by about 10% in lei. Government bonds in lei maturing in October 2027 recently offered yields around 7.2%, surpassing the annual inflation rate of 6.61%. Experts suggest that while gold has performed well, its future remains uncertain, and government bonds provide predictable returns without exposure to currency fluctuations. Central banks are also increasing gold purchases to diversify reserves amid economic uncertainties.